POSTERS

Posters were solicited to further the exchange of new data, measurement techniques, results and future ideas that will improve our understanding of carbon-cycle science.  They are organized into six categories. All files are pdfs unless otherwise noted.

Programs

• AMERIFLUX AND THE NORTH AMERICAN CARBON PROGRAM: TERRESTRIAL IMPACTS AND FEEDBACKS TO THE ATMOSPHERE - Abstract
  B.E. Law
  
• THE UNITED STATES CARBON CYCLE SCIENCE PROGRAM: AN INTERAGENCY PARTNERSHIP - Abstract
  E.T. Cloyd et al.
  
• COOPERATIVE CHINA-U.S. GREENHOUSE GASES MEASUREMENT PROGRAM - Abstract
  L.X. Zhou et al.
  
• HIGH PRECISION ATMOSPHERIC CO2 CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENT OVER INDIA: PLANS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH - Abstract
  Y. K. Tiwari et al.
  
• THE SCRIPPS CARBON DIOXIDE AND OXYGEN PROGRAMS - Abstract
  R. F. Keeling
  

Present Day Observations

• ATMOSPHERIC CARBON DIOXIDE MEASUREMENTS IN ITALY - Abstract
  R. Santaguida et al.
  
• A COMPARISON OF THE BARING HEAD AND MAUNA LOA ATMOSPHERIC CO2 RECORDS - Abstract
  A.J. Gomez et al.
  
• TWO DECADES OF QUASI-CONTINUOUS METHANE MEASUREMENTS AT MAUNA LOA OBSERVATORY - Abstract
  M.J. Heller et al.
  
• IMPROVEMENT IN CLIMATE FORCING FROM MONTREAL PROTOCOL GASES - Abstract
  J. W. Elkins et al.
  
• VERTICAL PROFILES OF CO₂ AND THE LATITUDINAL PARTITIONING OF CARBON FLUXES
  B. B. Stephens et al.
  

Historical

• THE MEASUREMENT OF CO2 IN THE MID-SEVENTIES AT MAUNA LOA: A HISTORICAL PROSPECTIVE? - Abstract
  J. M. Miller
  

New Observations and Observation Systems

• CAN CARBONYL SULFIDE PROVIDE CONSTRAINTS TO GROSS TERRESTRIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS? - Abstract
  S.A. Montzka et al.
  
• TOWARDS AN AUTONOMOUS GLOBAL OCEAN CARBON OBSERVATORY - Abstract
  J.K. Bishop and T.J. Wood
  
• THE ORBITING CARBON OBSERVATORY (OCO) MISSION - Abstract
  C.E. Miller, D. Crisp and the OCO Science Team
  
• CONSTRAINING THE NORTH AMERICAN CARBON SINK WITH CO2 MEASUREMENTS FROM THE NOAA/ESRL AIRCRAFT PROGRAM - Abstract
  C. Sweeney et al.
  
• THE EXPANDING NOAA TALL TOWER NETWORK FOR MONITORING CO2 AND RELATED GASES - Abstract
  A. Andrews et al.
  
• USING ATMOSPHERIC 14CO2 MEASUREMENTS FOR QUANTIFICATION OF FOSSIL FUEL EMISSIONS AND EVALUATION OF SIMULATED ATMOSPHERIC TRANSPORT - Abstract
  J. Miller
  
• ON THE USE OF THE BOULDER ATMOSPHERIC OBSERVATORY AS A CO2 TALL TOWER SITE - Abstract
  W. Neff et al.
  
• HIGH-PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE, METHANE AND WATER VAPOR FOR ATMOSPHERIC INVERSION AND EDDY COVARIANCE FLUX BASED ON CAVITY RINGDOWN SPECTROSCOPY - Abstract
  K.A. Hartnett
  
• CO2 MEASUREMENTS FROM SPACE: PRESENT AND FUTURE - Abstract
  S.W. Boland and C.E. Miller
  

Models and Interpretation

• THE CHANGING CARBON CYCLE AT MAUNA LOA OBSERVATORY - Abstract
  I. Fung et al.
• ROUTINE CHECKS OF MODEL CONSISTENCY ON TERRESTRIAL CARBON SINK COMPONENTS - Abstract
  G.A. Alexandrov and T. Matsunaga
  
• THE NOAA ANNUAL GREENHOUSE GAS INDEX (AGGI)
  D.J. Hofmann et al.
• QUANTIFYING REGIONAL GHG EMISSIONS FROM ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS - Abstract
  A. Manning and R. F. Weiss
  
• THE CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN CARBON BALANCE: COMPETING ROLES OF RISING CO2 AND CLIMATE CHANGE - Abstract
  R. Harrison et al.
  
• THE ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AIRBORNE FRACTION AND CARBON CYCLE FEEDBACKS - Abstract
  C. D. Jones et al.
  
• LARGE SCALE TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL GRADIENTS OF CO2 AS DERIVED FROM THE NOAA/ESRL AIRCRAFT PROFILES - Abstract
  S.E. Peterson et al.
  
• CARBONTRACKER, A TOOL TO QUANTIFY HUMAN AND NATURAL EMISSIONS OF GREENHOUSE GASES BASED ON ATMOSPHERIC OBSERVATIONS - Abstract
  P. Tans et al.
  

Reports

• THE STATE OF GREENHOUSE GASES IN THE ATMOSPHERE USING GLOBAL OBSERVATIONS THROUGH 2006 - Abstract
  L. A. Barrie et al.
  
• U.S. CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE PROGRAM SYNTHESIS AND ASSESSMENT REPORT 2.2, THE FIRST STATE OF THE CARBON CYCLE REPORT (SOCCR): NORTH AMERICAN CARBON BUDGET AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE - Abstract
  SOCCR Scientific Coordination Team et al.
  
• WMO Greenhouse Gas Bulletin
• Greenhouse gas observations: Key to detecting climate change